"We could potentially clean up a lot of adverse pregnancy outcomes by getting the diet right".
This requires systematic monitoring of both efforts and outcomes by governments, development partners, civil society and researchers.
Moreover, managers have great discretion to reverse committee outcomes by essentially calling a foul and insisting on a do-over.
*A sense of probability, used to estimate uncertain outcomes by tracking how common one event is in relation to another.
These institutionalists typically explain outcomes by comparing and contrasting institutional patterns.
But where are the examples of individual voters trying to illegally influence election outcomes by casting ballots in other peoples' names?
Yet within this corrupt system, dominated by a small political elite, individuals could make their mark, and even influence outcomes by the sheer power of their oratory.
"Analysis of outcomes by sex is sorely lacking," said the article, by Regina M. Vidaver and colleagues at the Society for Women's Health Research and George Washington University.
NHS staff pledged a change in their practice which would improve patient experience and/or clinical outcomes by spreading and adopting best practice and championing innovation.
Central to the IFC's mission is a policy to "do no harm" and achieve positive development outcomes by investing in the private sector.
Marmot is concerned now with finding ways to break the link between social inequality and health outcomes, by looking at early child development.
